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Junior Year: Junior Prom January 25, 1975 Colour My World . Yes, that was the theme of our junior prom that echoes and re-echoes dreams of our moments together... It certainly was a colour¬ ful night. The soft lights, the exquisite dining, and the hokey pokey at the Mountain Laurel Restaurant provided for quite an amusing evening for all. Ring Day February 1, 1975 Entering the junior year is em¬ bracing maturity with a certain joyful expectation. The event of the year is the receiving of our class rings. To the junior, a class ring is a symbol of personal pride and a memory of friendships, school traditions, and accomplish¬ ments. Dressed in colors of blue and white, we were the recipients of congratulatory messages and gifts. Our little sisters presented us with white tea roses tied with blue ribbon. We shall always remember the Ring Day get together at Lana ' s home. We shall fre¬ quently reminisce the chicken dinner planned and prepared by our little sisters. Again, we shall ever smile at the humorous skits featuring T.V. commercials and game shows enac¬ ted by our little sisters. Field Day May 29, 1975 The front campus was strewn with students. It ' s the annual Field Day at O.L.A. Hamburgers, hotdogs, grills, potato chips, soda, popsicles and what¬ ever goes with an outdoor celebration! .. .And you even got change back from your dollar! Games? You name it—we did it. Everything from bubble gum chew¬ ing contest to water balloon tosses--we even found ourselves running long, long yard dashes to and from the parking lot. The sun was with us all day, unless you were lucky enough to have a water bal¬ loon rain on you. It turned out to be a day of laughter and fun. 5
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On Our Way Through Tradition Freshman Year: Adoption Day September 29, 1972 It seems as if it were yesterday... that juniors dressed like baby dolls from fairy tales adopted us and became our Big Sisters to guide us through thick and thin on our educational jour¬ ney towards maturity. Sophomore Year: Christmas Play December 23, 1973 Bah.. .Humbug... The Christmas spirit really came alive with our produc¬ tion of Dickens ' A CHRIST¬ MAS CAROL. I understand Scrooge keeps the spirit in his heart all year round now--is that true Lana? (Lana played the role of Scrooge) We have Sister Evelyn to thank for the success of our three performances. Arbor Day April 18, 1974 An important event in the spring of our Sophomore year was Arbor Day. Accompanied by a few guitars, we sang an enchanting adaptation of Doctor Zhivago ' s Somewhere my Love to our tree. Planting our flowering dogwood, deeply and firmly, we buried our fondest hopes and dreams for the future in a time capsule.
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